Comparing/Selecting a Program

I am currently looking for a graduate school program to enhance my abilities at work. I have looked at Pfieffer and at University of Phoenix Online, but still can't decide how to decide.

I work in the medical field, and an considering an MBA and/or an MHA. I spoke with a counselor at UoP and he suggested the MBA/HCM that they offer. I wonder if this is as good or comparable to two separate degrees of the MHA and MBA?

As you can see, I just don't know which way to go. Any suggestions or ideas that anyone could offer would be greatly apprecicated.

Thanks in advance for you help.

Jonathan Garner

 

Found on Petersen's Online Search some other on-line Health Admin programs are at:

Baker College of Flint Flint, Michigan
Davenport University Online Grand Rapids, Michigan
Florida Gulf Coast University Fort Myers, Florida
Florida Institute of Technology Melbourne, Florida
The George Washington University Washington, District of Columbia
Graceland University Lamoni, Iowa
Marist College Poughkeepsie, New York
Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, New York
Saint Joseph's College Standish, Maine
Seton Hall University South Orange, New Jersey
State University of New York Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome Utica, New York
Stephens College Columbia, Missouri
University of Dallas Irving, Texas
University of Delaware Newark, Delaware
University of Florida (Florida Campus Direct) Gainesville, Florida
University of Missouri–Columbia Columbia, Missouri
University of St. Francis Joliet, Illinois
Walden University Minneapolis, Minnesota
California College for Health Sciences National City, California
Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Royal Roads University Victoria, British Columbia
University of Maryland, Baltimore County Baltimore, Maryland
Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia

 

For convenience and cost, as well as a well defined program for medical professionals, I would look at Fort Hayes State University.

 

Fort Hays

When I moved out to California I went through Fort Hays and took a tour. They have an impressive campus and program (although I have never taken a course there) they appear to have a great program going.

My personal preference is Southwest Missouri State University. They are very inexpensive...you pay in-state tuition even for DL Courses, they have a pretty good program, and you can take as many credit hours as you want up to 18 at a time if you have time to work at such an accelerated pace. Check them out:

www.smsu.edu


Mike